[Q] Is there a way to increase the frequency of the notification light?

[p4ranoid4ndroid]

Just wondering If I can increase the rate at which the notification light pulses.

 

[TheAtheistOtaku]

Bumping, would also like to know

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[dullknives]

not stock afaik, but using lightflow or any of the other led controller apps gives you that functionality.

 

[AceKingNYC]

not stock afaik, but using lightflow or any of the other led controller apps gives you that functionality.

+1.

 

[americasteam]

not stock afaik, but using lightflow or any of the other led controller apps gives you that functionality.

+2

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[zorbakun]

You can use light manager in the playstore works perfectly for me.

 

[p4ranoid4ndroid]

You can use light manager in the playstore works perfectly for me.

does this work on stock?

 

[zorbakun]

does this work on stock?

yes it does.

 

[chopper the dog]

If you are the "do it yourself'er" type (like me) and don't like to have an app CONSTANTLY drinking your battery it's a real easy edit. You just need to know how to decompile and recompile framework-res.apk.

Once decompiled navigate to \framework-res.apk\res\values\integers.xml (stock values below)

    <integer name="config_defaultNotificationLedOn">1000</integer>
    <integer name="config_defaultNotificationLedOff">9000</integer>

These are the values I edit mine at (it's a nice consistent pulse that catches the eye)

    <integer name="config_defaultNotificationLedOn">1750</integer>
    <integer name="config_defaultNotificationLedOff">2400</integer>

I could give 2 s4its about the color for a specific notification and don't want an app drinkin' my battery on a daily basis. Just like on ye ole galaxy nexus the stock 9 sec pulse rate isn't fast enough for me.


good day.

 

[A_Str8]

When you trigger notifications from Tasker, you can set the rate. I dunno if that would be any help to you